Public health

Exciting plans are underway to launch a mobile Family Hub this year, as well as opening Family Hubs in new locations across the Cumberland region.

To coincide with International Day for Older People on 1 October 2024, Cumberland Council has announced the formation of a dedicated Age Friendly Board to support its services for residents aged 50 and over. This important initiative marks a key step in the council's efforts to create an Age Friendly Cumberland, a place where older people can live healthy, active, and fulfilling lives.

CUMBERLAND Council has been awarded a share of £317k to provide free cardiovascular checks to employees in their workplace.

Whitehaven festival enjoyed by hundreds

Our fabulous Operation Respect events are taking place at five venues across Cumberland this summer.

Cumberland Council is encouraging people to have their say on ways to improve its services that support children from before birth to aged 19. 

CUMBERLAND Council is joining a series of activities to mark the first ever action day on ageism.

Work has begun to appoint the first roles to an exciting £4.8m scheme that will create a centre of excellence in research into local health-related issues affecting people in north and west Cumbria.

Cumberland Council are warning against the risks of food poisoning this Christmas and providing tips for safe food preparation.

A new survey highlights areas of concern around underage drinking in Workington